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Lion Copper and Gold Corp. announces an update on its water rights associated with its Yerington copper projects in Lyon County, Nevada . On ust 30, 2023 and subsequent to a remand order by Lyon County District Judge Aberasturi dated 6, 2022, the... - Veroeffentlicht am 02.09.2023

A panel that discussed the cleanup of the LANL Chromium Plume with the Legislative Committee on Radioactive & Hazardous Materials consisted of, from left, Joni Arends, co-founder and executive director of Concerned Citizens for Nuclear, Rick Shean, director of the Environment Department's Resource Protection Division, Michael Mikolanis, manager of the DOE's Environmental Management Los Alamos…

Legislators and advocates alike proclaimed the legislative session of 2023 the “Year of Water”. This was not an accident, this was hard work on the part of the scientific community,

August 24th, 2023  http://nuclearactive.org/ Did you know that in 2008 the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) designated the 3,000 square mile Española Basin System as a Sole Source Drinking Water Aquifer?  https://www.epa.gov/dwssa   One ongoing concern is that Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) sits on its western edge, near the Valles Caldera.  And a recent dispute between the…

After passing unanimously in the Assembly and Senate, Senate Bill 140 (SB 140), which sets aside 10 percent of uncommitted groundwater as a reserve, was signed into law yesterday by Gov. Steve Sisolak.

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City and state officials say the pond near the Upper Canyon neighborhood of Santa Fe had unintentionally grown larger than was intended and the changes were necessary to manage the

Lawsuits in multiple states have alleged that a lack of air conditioning in prisons amounts to cruel and unusual punishment in extreme heat.

Lawsuits in multiple states have alleged that a lack of air conditioning in prisons amounts to cruel and unusual punishment in extreme heat.

Inmate health in the face of extreme heat is a perennial problem that’s grown more acute as global temperatures continue to rise as a result of climate change.